Bosox Rip Giants 14-3 on 19 Hits in Opener
Boston pounded 19 hits to crush New York 14 to 3 at the Polo Grounds in the season opener. Ray Harvitt? and Bowles held the Giants to 9 runs through eight innings as Steve Filipowicz hit a homer and Ernie Lombardi added another for the Giants. Metkovich and Bowles homered for Boston.
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New York
Sox
Pals Grounds
Ray Harsel
Joe Bowman
Steve Filipowicz
Ernie Lombardi
Leafs Face Wings With Cup on the Line
Toronto eyes a Stanley Cup clinch after two playoff wins in Detroit as Hap Day Walker’s squad skates toward a potential third win. Fans back McCool for continued goaltending dominance amid Detroit’s goal drought and rookie Medgol’s season accolades.
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Detroit
Clarenes
Leafs
Jack Adams
Odeth
Frank McCool
Montreal Canaries
Medgol
National Hockey League
Wings
Golf Champ Advances at Pinehurst
Pinehurst North Carolina reports the 45th North and South Amateur Championship action. GP Captain Charles B. Wallace of Fort Bragg, former South Jersey champion, defeats Bill Cozart 3 and 4 to advance. Defending champion Mal Gatteta wins 3 and 2, Ed Furgol beats Robert Stranahan 5 and 4, and Frank Stranahan 4 and 2 over Bob Harlow. Pairings for the second round include Banagds vs McCaskill and Fownes vs F Stranahan.
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N. C
Charles B. Wallace
Fort Bragg
N.C
South Jersey
Bill Cozart
Durham
Mal Gatteta
St Albans
L. L
Joby Liloon
Brockton
Masa
Ed Furgol
Utica
N. Y
Robert Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Frank Stranahan
Fort Rivers
Fla
Bob Harlow
Pine Hurst
Frank McCaskill
Ronnie Williams
Detroit
Bobby
Kay
Hunter Hicks
Chicago
Frank Edwards
Caroleen
Lt. C. F. Brown
New York
James A. Fownes
Pittsburg
Ralph Strafaci
Brook Iym
Banagds
McCaskill
Fownes
F. Strangban
Browns Beat Cardinals 7-2 in Exhibition Clash
Georges McQuinn and Mike Kreevich powered seven Browns hits including homers to spark St Louis Browns to a 7-2 victory over the St Louis Cardinals. Al Hollingsworth held the Cards to two runs as Weldon West and Gutteridge and Gray chipped in baserunning highlights in the third of seven-city series.
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Georges McQuinn
Mike Kreevich
St. Louis Browns
St Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
al Hollingsworth
Weldon West
Don Gutteridge
Pete Gray
Gutteridge
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del Rice
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Reo.a
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Kreeview
Stephens
Moore
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Biascuso
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Zaoa
Zfartin
Sairley
Toisis
T Fintingsworth
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Gom Oig Browwss
Sarion
Sehoemdiens
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Sehoendiens
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Sfooore
Hreevier
Schult
Rice
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Bree- Vick
Vervan
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Sanders
Goigeridge
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Basses
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Holmesworth
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Ee Riser
Hollinesworth
West
Plitcher
Hallingsworth
Burknar
Uinglies Grieve
Sears
Fime
Rickey in Sogtil spots Dodgers campers in Thomasville camp
Branch Rickey Jr head of the Brooklyn Dodgers farm system arrived in Thomasville to watch workouts by teams from Olean Newport News Va Burlington and Thomasville. The total players in camp reached 92 with several new arrivals boosting the roster.
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Sogtil Thomasville
N.C
Branch Rickey, Jr
Brooklyn Dodgers
Olean
Newport News
Burlington
Thomasville
Walton Motors and Coca Cola Tie in Gentry League Standings
In a dense Bowling League recap, Walton Motors and Coca Cola fought to tight finishes for top spots amid a sprawling set of scores. Individual leaders included Carboni and Barrett, with notable showings from Kellett and Williams as teams like the Clossons and Sambrooks maneuvered for second-half prizes.
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Walton Motor Keglers
Findhurst
Crossong
Coca-Cola
Sambrooks
Walton
Coce- Gola
Clossons
Thales
Mile Foods
Nealons
Gloeckners
Carboni
Barrett
Tetreault
Mitchell, Jr
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Josers
Bore
Elders
Geca-Cola
Kellett
Williams
Leoneri
Sambrook
Holten
Tucker
Miles
Mangerie
Buss
Halk
Milo Foods
Closson
Whalen
Coca- Cots
Welton , Motors
Naarlons
Walton Motors
Coca- Cola
Whalens
Wiliams
Schoon- Maker
Baker
Robinson
Demo
Taglis
Clothier
Pirates Trade Gilmore to Oakland in Gabies Deal
Pittsburg Pirates president William E. Benswanger announced the release of pitcher Leonard Gilmore to the Oakland Club of the Pacific Coast League to complete the Ken Gabies trade. Gilmore played for Albany last season.
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Pttsburg
William E. Benswanger
Pittsburg Pirates
Leonard Gilmore
Oakland Club
Ken Gabies
Gilmore
Albany
Braves Edge Phils in 11 Innings 5-2
Braves rally to beat the Phillies 5-2 in 11 innings in Wilmington Delaware. Eddie Joost and Masi contribute key hits as Boston breaks the deadlock with three runs in the 11th. Corman and Schacher among Phils players noted. pitchers and line scores blended in a chaotic endgame report.
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Masi
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Nelson
Geal
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Philadelphia
Caréoni
Schacher
Seharz
Barret
Cotmen
Uascock
Antelicx
Westrel
Golden Bears Release Head Grid Coach
The University of California announces the release of Leonard B. Allison after ten years as head football coach. The executive committee of the Associated Students expresses high regard for his service and notes temporary coaching staff arrangements while permanent personnel are sought from the Armed Forces.
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Leonard B
Stub
Udder
Oréat
Allison
University
William
Navy Bil) Ingram
California Bears
RPI Lacrosse Gearing Up for Dartmouth Tilt Saturday
Rensselaer Polytechnic lacrosse under Ned Husk mesa appears in top form ahead of Saturday match versus Dartmouth at 86 Field. Coach Haranesq stresses attack to boost scoring power as Engineers prepare to face a strong New Hampshire slate and upcoming games against Army and Other rivals.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Yeallevie
Darsmey College
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Balieves
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Swarthmore End
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Lyvesroid
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Robert Hoicheon
Ortes
Alan Meyers
Stan Dexon
George Power
Dartmoun
Engievers
Witecs
Army
Newhouser Hurls Tigers Top-2 Victory
Terre Haute Ind Newhouser starred for the Detroit Tigers in a top two exhibition win as Earth Caldwell and Clay Toughstore fueled seven runs over three innings. Rookie Frank Papish closed strong in the final two frames while Wally Moses faced Army induction details overshadow the loss and Dykes announced Moses’s pending service.
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oPi
Hal Newhago
Detroit Tigers
Toro
Jimmy Dykes
Wally Moses
Army
Chicago
Tigers
Caldwell
Clay
Frank Papish
Chicara
EL Detrok
Touchstone
Pap Newhouser
All Pilots Optimistic As Big League Openers Near
All Pilots optimistic as big league openers near with May, 1959 rosters noted. Beaten by injuries and uncertain lineups, the unit looks to key players like Reds and Dodgers prospects, while observers question batters and pitching depth.
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All Pilots
Bainbridge Defeats Nationals In Lopsided 18 to 7
Bainbridge dominates the Nationals with an 18 to 7 victory. Key players and moments are unclear due to the damaged transcription but the scoreline shows a decisive win for Bainbridge and a troubled outing for the Nationals.
Unclear fragmentary sports note on players and comeback
A skewed report describes a mound pitcher, the big guy, and Syron Nelson's impact on the game. It notes frequent strikeouts, strong hitting from a center fielder, and worries about Weratt returning from arm trouble, suggesting skepticism about this season.
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Syron Nelson
Susie
Weratt
Troudis
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